Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1. kötetHarold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 |
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... Lady . If you think the least scruple of Carnality was an Ingredient- Wait . Dear Madam , no . You are all Camphire45 and Frankincense , all Chastity and Odour . Lady . Or that [ Enter Foible . Foib . Madam , the Dancers are ready , and ...
... Lady . If you think the least scruple of Carnality was an Ingredient- Wait . Dear Madam , no . You are all Camphire45 and Frankincense , all Chastity and Odour . Lady . Or that [ Enter Foible . Foib . Madam , the Dancers are ready , and ...
309. oldal
... Lady's Closet , ' till my old Lady's anger is abated . O , my old Lady is in a perilious passion , at something Mr. Fainall has said ; he swears , and my old Lady cry's . There's a fearful Hurricane I vow . He says Mem , how that he'll ...
... Lady's Closet , ' till my old Lady's anger is abated . O , my old Lady is in a perilious passion , at something Mr. Fainall has said ; he swears , and my old Lady cry's . There's a fearful Hurricane I vow . He says Mem , how that he'll ...
311. oldal
... Lady . O , ' tis very hard ! Mrs. Mar. And then to have my Young Revellers of the Temple take Notes , like Prentices at a Conventicle ; and after talk it over again in Commons , or before Drawers in an Eating - House . Lady . Worse and ...
... Lady . O , ' tis very hard ! Mrs. Mar. And then to have my Young Revellers of the Temple take Notes , like Prentices at a Conventicle ; and after talk it over again in Commons , or before Drawers in an Eating - House . Lady . Worse and ...
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